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Thursday, August 24, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE o o o d o o o GIB Burmese Romance ST S ! Football t'reparimr to Supor eede Baseball; iTenlativc Schedule of Far West Teams (liven. C. .w 1 1 Ilv AMhnr.lal.il I'rpfl.) SAN FRANCISCO Im 24 Football Ib geitlnc remly to kick off I for the 1H22 leanon and, In a short! time, the gridiron game will edge baseball out of tin) sporting spot light. Although practice at the Pacific Coast Conference schools, cuuoot start until September 1 5, moat of the varsity eanriiriuteij will be out In uniform when the universities und colleges opeu lute this month and early next month. rniverslty of Santa Clara probab ly will play the first game uf the season when it meets the team from the U. S. S. California on Admission Day, September !i. .Not until Sep tember 3u will the larger colleges swing Uito action. . A. tentative schedule follows: Sept. 30. University of Washing ton vs. Ninth Army Corps at Seat tle; University of California vs. Santa Clara, at nerkoley; University "of Idaho vs. Gonmga University at Moscow. . Oct. 7. University of Oregon vs. Willamette University at Kugene; Washington $tu.e College vs. Ninth Army' Crops at Cullman; Stanford University vs. the Olympic club at Stuuford; California vs. the Univer sity of Kedlands at Berkeley; Washington-vs. University of Montana at Heuttle; Idaho vs. Whitman College at Walla Walla; University of aoumern i.aiirunia vs. l-omoiiu cu.-;th8 km, A m,m un(, ,,, lege at Cluramont. wl, r,,entv rw,.iV(M strange M- ' Oct. 1. Oregon Agricultural col-t(!r 0, e t llHV llu.ovemi lege vs. Willamette University atit,,,,, u ,,ul, bl,M wrlu,. ., . torvallls; Washlnglou vs. Idaho at(1(h(,r ))nrl ()f t,m iUat(, ,Jy Ilg Seattle; Washington state vs. Con-jlwly who fol.,ne,.y v,.(, , th, gnilie iaga at Spokane; California vs. St. ; apartment house with them. Marys at Berkeley; University of j Tl.e writer of the letter sajd that Southern California vs. University of ,,,, Mrliflfl4l miin nnd his wife Arizona at 1.0, Angeles; Stiuilurd i .,,, f , L.MlJ,utly received her as a vs. Santa Clara at Stanford; Uitlvur-vlaitor , ,,,. )!lr,.nt.. At t,. sity of Nevada vs. Occidenta col-tilp k , 011IIIIIy of Bmu lege at Keno; Orbgon vs. Mmluoin- omin(.e , r,,.ptafl near the all cluf at Eugene. kitchen door, -where It would be Oct. 21. Washington State ys.(hlul(jy f()r pllyhlB Bnia bla The Idaho at Moscow; Oregon vs. Willi- Blr, sall ,hat she wui , the h:luU , man at l'endletou or Kugene; Ore-of takng money from this recept ion Aggiea vs. Washington at Seat-'a,.0 uiwaya n small amount at tie; Stautord vs. St. Mary's at Stan- ;tt tmfd ford; Callofrnla vs. the Olympic i sh ,.,.;, mt Bhe ,no,,ht tlmt club at Berkeley; Nevada vs. U. S. llho t(1(n, ,, s)ll, nuil ,k,.n C. at I.ob Angeles; .Multnomah vs. iWaa llol more ,,, $:t r,0 ,, Hn. Oomaga at Portland. closed a money order for that Oct. 28. Oregon VS. IdullO at amount. In eyn1.in.it inn fm- hrv nc- Portlaud; Stautord vs. Oregon As-tlolli Bi10 Bai() tlmt Bhe hil(1 ..uwn gles at Corvallls; Washington vs. cunverted" und warned to clear her usuiugiou niuiu hi r IIMIIIUII , un- torula vb. Southern California at l.oa AngeleB; Santa Clara vs. Arl- Ml.w Sy'vli. ll.l.u K.id r.f ' land Is ti:.Kti ry I'liuca ta:t. Miiiir.fr (?vl, of Mr.ileluv. so--'. hc.l.a-.. mind of the guilt of the Units. And tlie strangest part of It all waB that the man tltnl lliH wlfn from whom zona here; St. Mary's vs. the New Bi1B ,al tll,wl lhe lm)lr.y la,i lu.Ver Mexico Aggies here; Nevada vs. Da vis Karm School at Keno; Callfor nla freshmen vs. U. S. C. freshmen at Berkeley. Nov. 4 Washington Stale vs. Cal ifornia at Berkeley; Oregon Aggies vs. Multuouak at Portland; Stanford-vs. Nevada at Stanford; Whit man vb. Willamette at Walla Walla; Staufprd freshmen vs. U. S. O. freshmen at Los Angeles. Nov. 11. Oregon vs. Washington State at Eugene; Washington vb. California at Seattle; Stanford vs. U. S. C. at Stanford; Idaho vs. Uni versity of Utah at Boise; Whitman vs. Nevada at Jteno; St. Mary's vs. missed the 'small aniouulK und hnd the young lady not sent the flt.EO, they would never have known that she hud stolen It. SOLOMON Ml PUT SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. 24. Henry Solomon, Spokane hlllinrdlst, Arizona at Tucson: Stanford fresh- and former bulk Hue and pocket bil men vs. California freshmen at Ber-Hnrd champion of the northwest, keley; Olympic club vs. Multnomah I will meet Juke Shiiefer, world's at Portland. (champion balk line star. In matches Nov. 18. Oregon vs. Oregon Ag-'ln Spokane September 12. gieB at Cocvallls; Washington vs. Solomon, who hits been visiting Stanford at Stanford; California vs. j In the east, arrived here recently Nevada at BerkeleV; U. 8. C. vs. iwith definite news that'the world's Idaho at Los Angeles; Multnomah i billiard champion will be in Spo v. Ninth Army Corps at Portland; ane In September for an exhlbl- Whltman vs. Utah at Suit Lake. j"n miucn. snneier win play 4UU NoV. 20. Oregon Aggies vs. Washington State at Portland; Stan ford vs. California at Stanford; Ida ho vs. Gonzaga at Sponane; Mon tana vs. Whitman at Wulla Walla. Nov. 30. Oregon va. Washington at Seattle; 'Washington State vs. U. S. C. at L09 Angeles; Idaho vs. Mon tana at Missoula; Nevada vs. St., Mary's at Reno. I Dec. 9. Oregon AggleB vs. U. S C. at Los Angelen; Sunlu Clara vs Utah Aggies here. point matches at afternoon and night sessions while in Spokane. He is on his way east to prepare for u number of malcheH to be staged during the early fall. L GONVEKTED REPAYS MONEY n' Aoclfcted Pre!n.) ilARSHFIELD, Ore., Aug. 24. Stories of attempts to lid some wrong done in the past are constant ly coming to light, and now Marsh field wants to advance a rather unusual Instaiim of an attempt of Fire Insurance . with the uregon Fire lielief Asan. Costs You LESS Policy Guaranteed No Assessment. L. W. Weeks AGENT Phone 152-. West-.Tai.'obson Bhlg. TO TEST NEW -T One Wedding Not Delayed by Strikes OHPEDO I-OS ANOKLKS. Auk. 24. Kffl- cary of the nttvy'it nw im ro-torpedo attack will be tested In the firm maiineuverK nl the Pacific fleet lifter Its rttum to lucit wuterH next ntoiith. A Hham ea htittte. In which (IreadnuuKlitH will -pit their prowewa asaiiiHt Jhe deadly Hwlft ness uf torpedo plane, is to he HtuKed la thv waters off Santa t'atallnu island, fiimoun nmoim rportsnien us the scene of many u ihrlllinK battle between adventurous uiiplers and the flr.htluK tuna or liwordfish. - The ships of thet battle force will put to swi from the l.os Angeles bne and the atttinpt to return to port without ' being detected by "tJnemy" air st.uadrons. Meanwhile, speedy scout plaueg will hop orf ."rom iho air siatton at San Diego and will endeavor to locate the fleet und rt-port iin position to the slower torpedo planes. When the:e are pi veil the position Of the upproach tng fleet tliJy will pot out from Khore, release their torpedoes in the midst of the battleships and dart out of roach of the anti-aircraft guns. These manoeuvers will take place within GO mileH of shore, on ac count of the necessity of the tor pedo planes startiiiK from a shore base, but In December, when the new airplane carrier Lang ley ar rives, similar tesiR will be conducted about 2tK) miles at sea. The Pacific fleet 1H scheduled to arrive here September 1 2. a. v. h , f 4' t 1 ..iV-M,-"vN'"! : i it ii 1 j every buyer. J "The surprlalng thinx about thla ,tlro prleo ri-Ylui-tlon too Is that Inbor and mnterinl eostfl have not dropped I proportionately. Compared to lllu, the Uooilyeur workman now receives : 114. percent higher waxes and Good year pays 61.8 per eent more for jcotton. It Is true Hint the cost of j crude rubber has fnllen 88 iper cent islnre 1910, but this saving, while In factor, does not offset the In Icreused cost of labor and cotton and therefore, ciinuot justify the tiupre- ceclillleu low tiro urlrea of "Two things are chiefly respon- lble for the low tire prices Of to day: improved methods of manu facture and quantity production, A( lhe (ioodyunr factories, machines have been developed that make bet tor linn fiiatnr urirt nnnunl OrodUC I Hon has been spewled up from 2,- lfll.Oiin tlrea In llw to &.le,uuu In lfl21. "The tlra buyer of today .In reap ing; tlio benefits both of the sav in if s effected and the quality de veloped. He la getting sturdier, more enduring tires at thfl lowst prices in Goodyear history." Goodyear News Service. For School Wear A Long Pedigreel A HusttMiiim was boasting; about bis ancient lineaKe when tnuulier man I'oimlily told him that lie was a mere mushroom. ''Why," cmtlluued the speaker, "wiien l war In l.tuidon the pedlk'ive of u jmrlicular funilly vo slunvn me which tilled live la rye parch ment skins, und near the middle of It was a note on the uiurjilu : "A turn; this tluiH the world was created." Hostnu Transcript. i Pcixeant t'runK liecictr ot ttne lttinnis f.;unvila and Itliss Theresa FcitiU, liicn;:t. had ivcrytbiiiK atiuiiKt-il lor tlu-ir weiltlint; when lie wuh. 0. W.ivt! lo rail Mriku tluty at l-toomlii;tin. Ho thry were niuirlcd at c&itip. Hew I.lcut.-Col. lilchmond is klasintr the brtdo Jurt after tho' 1. ci'tinouy. i an much for a tire ns he does now,' said Chase Itohnenkomp, the local I Goodyear dealer. j "Are you skeptical ? Well, run 'your doubling eyes over these two price lists, showlnj; (he comparative 'costs of four or the most popular 'tire sizes In 1910 anJ IH22: lit 22 1 11.(15 41.05 T I S BANKRUPT THE D O M Two-hit haircuts and dime shaves! "Tlw-'m daya Is gouo forever." "Three custom-made shirts for n five dollar bill and thirk, tender steaks at twenty cents a pound." Just a grand and glorious mem ory, too. Hut motorists can find con solu tion and a silver lining to the high- priced cloud by comparing the Ure costs of 1910 with those of today. "Twelve yearn K, tlio automo bile owner paid approximately twice : i!iio I 30x3 $23.40 I 30x3 6 21.30 I 33x4 51.85 i :ir.x4 us ! "This price' reduction is only the half of It. There's double the mlle j age also in the tire of today, and that's being conservative. I know i of no other factor in the economical operation of an automobile that rep resents greater value than the pres ent day lire, coating half aH much as the tire of 11)10 nnd built to give at least twice as much servlc.v r "With the All-Weather Trt-ad as the leader in the superior i n fi 1 it y field "tui-1 the new'' Crcfcs-Ttih 'Cord tire now in the popular price mar ket there's a Uoodyoar tiro for Ker IHutx-tca i.r llrivrhl'a IHwie. cunt alt B t..rtir. t'ur rvliff frmn kl-ttn-y b.iku(ht, rl'-uiriHlinm. elo.. ttiko WOtlMVN SIIOK HHANI) HAAKl.tlM Oil. CAI'.SlM.KN Hw liustwtirOiy iltI-fnt)iioiifl Biilrliur piv imritiluii tliul ha sUmhI ttM teat of time. SO rnimtW 6Cc ; full tifiilnwi't. C torua, S2.(i. Minify txii'k If not fctifi.i wh0 liurrhkA'tl (ritn in. r. li. iku; ro. . (irauile, : : Oregon For Sale SI acres on Oalherlne creek. Part of the Old Sugar farm. All In cultivation, 40 acres well ndapted for Kniin or alfalfa mid tlie bal ance natural hay land, will Krow the fimit :i:nv or T:mr.tliy hay, and n natural roediiiK ground along the river, wnere tlie willow grow. I'rico $!tfi.0u per acre, on good terms. . There Is also 80 acres adjoining this land can be 1 bought on aame terms. (J room 3 bedrooms, full basement modern house in Connordule. l'rlce $32U0. $1000 cash, bal ance on monthly installment pay ments at $ :j (J.UU per month. A good rooming; house close In, 27 rooms all furnished und heated. Doing a good business, ail the rooms full ajid most of (hem steady roomers. Price $2800, and terms on part of It, wllh a good . lease on building. I roomed house, 2 bed rooms, at 1314 Jackson street, with bath, toilet, city water, trees, shrub-j bery, board sidewalk, cellar.. All for $2000 und $500 cash will bun dle It. Balance a mortguge for $X00 can be assumed and monthly payments on balance. . Armor Plate Hose Built for wear, for l:oys nnil girls. Jll.uk and lirown; extra values. 25c Pair. l?oys' Mouses nnd riliirls in percales ami rhanibray. (lotxl values, 60c to 9Sc Schoolday Cloth A eloHi that holds it-s eolor nnd wears like iron. In plain colors, stripes and cheeks. ; 35c yard; 3 yds. $1.00 Underwear nnd jjirls in inin.ook. . . . 69c to $2,25. for . boys knit and ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE r C. J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building La Grande, OregoL Quality and Value are the twin Factors which go in make satisfMd custoiuers. Our aini is to ilense you and we carry the latest designs in new jewelm- at correct prices, quality considered "We solicit your consideration and ?leem it a iilcasure to show you our stock of modern .jewelry, watchco and sil verware. J. H. PfARE & SON Jewelers and Optometrists. r "With the All-Weather Trt-a.1 as -- tlio li'tnlor in tiio mi)HTlor i?'li'.v , ' " I 11 II TT is a pleasure to port that . WAtiU we Havana itiicr tobaccos l rfi i and shade grown wrappers iad f J7xijJ now going into LI bidelo are ',yi3i I J WsyKS probably the finest in the -iJofiSI II ExKfZ'jer I ..... r .. . xV-MSvw I KN&7 nonoraDie nis:ory ot uus ia. '4TM f Wi ou brand. Neediess to My, s LSflll ffucio s warKiiiansnip con- V'vVi J TO'7 tirues topnotcl: in quality. w2 M L,,y ' - ChnierfidJ M ( I W iM fay> ex?-zm fifjssl . -msn .jf mss&d -rm ki-m mn n w.4m mm.m si k mmm mm ur,w pasaa mmm '&:.mm z:-Mm : y tm mmm mm mm mm mm mm mm tmy'h S&fi-'lt rW-f dR? ij t?ip J&M, Seven disttnguiJrJ hapti tgty( jdraf Jl Il" 10 Mm Alcoa He ltXf Mf CtuamtOxU liar lie Emftmn 1CW'VV ir twwiif lie Ty1 3ut90e W' oa-'""'"" rT" "1 1?" .t.u...,CT II "' Itifrilnilnpj- o o Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar v Another shipment of 0. V. B. Coffoe.T It's a repeater. Try it if you are look ing for a good drink. iihj-ttfM llitt J. G. HOLM GROCER : Quality and Service CALL MAIN 43 AT TEA TIME BREAD. Don't serve tea alone, serve with it good nourishing slices of SUPERFIXB Bread and Butter 'or Jelly. Or Superfine Haisin Bread served with orange marmalade, so delicious. Or Crispy Crust rolls, something new made in small (luted pans, served with tea and preserves, or at dinner the v are unsurpassed. SUPEKF1NK Bit K AD is the bread for Broad lov- cr, because it is all bread, rich in the unequal rd, tender n'weetntfis tkat makes Bread the Food Sua-tne. ASIC YOVU CHWfcft. e& o . fi.a Cjji'eo'idt', Oregnii J o J
